PEI’s oldest wooden lighthouse and Heritage site. Climb to the lantern, take in spectacular views. The lighthouse has been a symbol of the local fishing and farming community of Panmure …

The Panmure Head Lighthouse is a 17.7 metres (58 feet) octagonal, tapered, wooden tower surmounted by a twelvesided, cast-iron lantern. It is located at the north end of a sandy beach …

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Panmure Island Lighthouse is at the confluence of the Montague, Cardigan and Brudenell rivers and guides shipping into Cardigan Bay on the east coast of Prince Edward Island. Since its …

The island contains the oldest wooden lighthouse on Prince Edward Island, near the northern end of the causeway. Built in 1853, the historic 18-metre-high (59 ft) lighthouse structure has …

Panmure Island Lighthouse is 17.8 metres (58.4 feet) tall from its base to vane and was the second formal lighthouse built on Prince Edward Island. As the first lighthouse at Point Prim …

The Panmure Island Lighthouse was the first wooden lighthouse built on Prince Edward Island. It was built in the octagonal heavy timber frame style which was typical of the pre-Confederation …

The Panmure Island Lighthouse is a particularly attractive example of a pre-confederation lighthouse (pre 1867) known as the colonial period. The major architectural features of this …

When Panmure Island Lighthouse was built in 1853 its purpose was to protect the safety of Islanders and be a guiding light home for sailors. The light from the fresnel lens could be seen …

Panmure Island Lighthouse is PEI’s oldest wooden lighthouse. Built in 1853 by local craftsmen using shipbuilding techniques, this lighthouse is a lovely example of the heavy timbered, Pre …